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Handling our worries27 Jun 2016
Ideas to help us deal with worry. God surrounds us and our worries, keeping us safe in his care.Continue reading
Palm Sunday spinner9 Mar 2016
Make this creative spinner at home to mark Palm Sunday. When the straw is rolled in the hands, the word 'Hosanna!' appears on the palm leaf. Children love watching this trick of the eye happen!Continue reading
Remembering29 Oct 2015
Exploring emotions - happy, sad, angry, worried, all are important. Make, talk and eat to explore them together. Can also be used with the Get Messy! theme for November - 'Remembering'.Continue reading
Escape - the Israelites race for freedom but fear follows1 Oct 2015
A range of activities for families to use at home to learn more not only about the story in Exodus but also how we can trust God in our own fears. Prayer bracelets, key chains and foody fun!Continue reading
Party time - The biggest party ever5 Sep 2015
Do you like parties? What is the best party you have ever been to? In the book of Luke, Jesus tells a story about an amazing party. This story was to help people understand that God invites all of us to his party - to know him and be part of his big family - the family of Christians. Why not use the following ideas in your home or share with families you know to learn more and celebrate.Continue reading
Stained glass Christian symbols29 Aug 2015
Just four items needed to create some lovely Christian window decorations - templates for six designs provided.Continue reading
Extreme Crafts for Messy Churches20 Aug 2015
This new book is not just for Messy Church - if you're up for some fun and creativity, there are 50 new activities, all with a 'dynamic' element. Can be used at home, in the garden, on holiday...Continue reading
Treasure Box People20 Jul 2015
The Treasure Box People launched its monthly resource for families with children from 5 to 8 years in February 2015 to enable families to explore the Bible together at home in fun and creative ways. including prayer, crafts, games and much more. Now, a new family-sized treasure box is to be launched with enough crafts for up to three children, following the theme of the 'God's Big Story' series.Continue reading
Celebrating Father's Day15 Jun 2015
Here is an old favourite to make a simple but meaningful card for those men who you would like to celebrate being part of your life on Father's Day - dads, grandfathers, uncles, big brothers or friends.Continue reading
Happy Birthday - celebrating Pentecost12 May 2015
Kids Friendly from New Zealand have brought together a wealth of ideas and resources from across the world to celebrate Pentecost.Continue reading
Easter ideas from Reverend Ally19 Mar 2015
All sorts of free Easter ideas for all the family.Continue reading
Valentine's Day for all - say it from the heart8 Feb 2015
Valentine's Day is a great opportunity to celebrate love and relationships - not just the romantic celebration between two people but also between family and friends. Celebrate using this simple but fun activity of writing thoughts on hearts.Continue reading
Print and colour nativity star22 Dec 2014
Simply print off and colour this nativity star.Continue reading
Why Christmas - fun and facts for all the family8 Dec 2014
The Christmas story, Christmas traditions, Christmas around the world, fun, games, quizzes, puzzles, things to make and eat... it's all there on the whychristmas?com interactive website.Continue reading
Advent calendars galore27 Nov 2014
Here's a selection of ideas for making your own Advent calendar, so why not have a go - you can always have a shop-bought one as well!Continue reading
Messy remembrance22 Oct 2014
Lots of background information on Remembrance Day and ideas that can be used at home, including Bible verses, prayers, songs, activities, different ways to explore the theme of remembrance by looking at how we experience peace.Continue reading
Halloween sparkle19 Oct 2014
Halloween can lead to a variety of opinions - some are not comfortable with it, others are, some feel it can be a time of 'safe scares', while others may choose alternative approaches or celebrate All Saints' Day instead. The following simple decorative and edible ideas are offered for families to use if, and as, they feel appropriate to explore Bible themes of 'light and dark', bringing some light into the darkness, and smiley rather than scary faces.Continue reading
Pumpkin prayer14 Oct 2014
For those wanting to carve a pumpkin for Halloween, here is a prayer to use alongside.Continue reading
Kids Alive!11 Oct 2014
Kids Alive! is the UK's only Christian weekly comic for 7-12 year olds. Produced by The Salvation Army, it is available in print form or as a downloadable app. It is full of jokes, puzzles, competitions, Bible-based cartoon strips, fun fact files, things to make and much more.Continue reading
Halloween heart of hope7 Oct 2014
Some may say Halloween is a night of excitement, friendly frights and safe scares. But for the children of Syria, the fear is very real - and it's every night of the year. World Vision's Night of Hope offers creative ways of using the traditional Halloween pumpkin to offer a heart of hope to the children of Syria, showing them we have not forgotten them.Continue reading
Memory prayer pinboad17 Sep 2014
Before the memories of summer pass - capture the moment. And, as you look ahead, recognise the hopes - and maybe the fears. Draw these together to celebrate and pray using your own personalised pinboard.Continue reading
Anxious about school - might a prayer loom band help?12 Sep 2014
If you have a child, teenager, grandchild or godchild who is apprehensive about school, a prayer loom band could be a help.Continue reading
Edible crafts to explore faith at home14 Aug 2014
Have fun together as a family while exploring Bible stories with some simple edible Bible crafts (savoury and sweet) that use readily available ingredients and equipment and require no cooking.Continue reading
Praying with chatterbox30 Jul 2014
The 'chatterbox' has been popular with males and females of all ages for many years. In this idea, we use it as a fun and creative way to pray.Continue reading
Praying with loom bands17 Jul 2014
The loom band craze appeals to both males and females, young and old, and can be used as a fun and creative way to pray for others and yourself.Continue reading
Names of God dominoes game25 Jun 2014
A dominoes game to celebrate the names and nature of God. It is quick and easy to make and play!Continue reading
Prayer flower garden29 May 2014
Make a prayer garden for all the family to use with everday craft materials.Continue reading
Prayer cube14 May 2014
What can we say when we pray before a meal or at bedtime? This simple, inexpensive and fun idea allows you to make your own prayer cube using the template provided. Just toss the cube and read the words written on the top as your prayer.Continue reading
Praying with lollies!7 May 2014
A simple, fun and tasty way to pray together as a family. Simply colour some lolly sticks, select some prayer topics and you are ready to go.Continue reading
Make your own Easter garden14 Apr 2014
Making an Easter garden is a visual reminder of the setting in which Jesus died and then rose again to new life. Suitable for all ages, it is something that can be an important part for families preparing for Easter.Continue reading
Celebrating Lent and Easter with all ages31 Mar 2014
Godspace, part of Mustard Seed Associates, has brought together a host of ideas from various sources for celebrating Lent and Easter with people of all ages and denomination at home or in church.Continue reading
Holy Week calendars17 Mar 2014
Looking for an Easter craft? Then, why not try out these colour-in calendars for Holy Week.Continue reading
Carry it with you23 Jan 2014
This simple craft idea helps to think about God protecting us wherever we are and wherever we go. It is a reminder of God's promise of protection in Psalm 139.Continue reading
Remembrance Sunday - the cross and the poppy28 Oct 2013
This idea looks at the story behind the cross and the poppy, shows you how to create your own remembrance poppy and looks at how Remembrance Sunday is marked around the world.Continue reading
Halloween-friendly pumkins23 Oct 2013
The tradition of carving pumpkins for Halloween need not be all about scary faces. Why not try the following as a family?Continue reading
Summer memories30 Aug 2013
Summer may be coming to an end but we can keep the memories alive! Have you done things, been places, had fun? Create a special memories board to remind you.Continue reading
Summer ideas from Mumsnet14 Aug 2013
The school holidays can seem like a long time. Mumsnet have put together a few ideas of things to do, places to go and some free worksheets to help provide ideas and entertainment.Continue reading
Bible-based summer activities and games2 Aug 2013
Looking for fun faith-based activities for the summer. The website DLTK offers a range of printable and online Bible-related ideas from colouring pages and mazes to word games and jigsaws, as well as crafts and cooking.Continue reading
Bible story colouring pages28 Jun 2013
Find out about the newly designed world of Buck Denver as he asks... What's in the Bible? from VeggieTales creator Phil Vischer. There is lots to be found on this faith-based website including free downloadable colouring pages from the stories of the Bible ideal for younger children during the holidays whether at home, in the car, out on a picnic or whenever you hear the words 'I'm bored'.Continue reading
Summer activities for families to share21 Jun 2013
Looking for ideas to have fun and time together as a family over the summer. Then simply download these free summer activity sheets.Continue reading
The Daily Doughnut12 Apr 2013
This website offers bite-sized Bible study for all the family. The bite-sized activities are designed to be straightforward, flexible... and heaps of fun.Continue reading
Mothering Sunday - creative collage25 Feb 2013
Mum, nan, aunt, friend, neighbour… this fun collage helps us to celebrate, pray and say thank you for those ladies who have played an important part in our lives.Continue reading
Children doubting faith - can the Bible help?30 Jan 2013
Many children do go through times of doubt about their faith. It may be reassuring to know that there are people in the Bible who have also experienced this - for example, David in Psalm 3. But how can it help us in our times of difficulty or doubt? Find out more and explore four different activities suitable for both younger and older children.Continue reading
Make your own crib17 Dec 2012
This activity helps families make their own crib and consider what gifts they might bring, and ways to develop this further.Continue reading
Make your own Advent calendar30 Nov 2012
A simple fun way for all the family to explore together the traditional Christmas story during Advent. With or without chocolate, the choice is yours...Continue reading
Family Fun for Christmas19 Nov 2012
This book offers families 30 fun, interactive and inexpensive ways to celebrate the Christian meaning of Advent and Christmas in the home.Continue reading
Christmas around the world12 Nov 2012
How is Christmas celebrated around the world? Explore ideas from New Zealand, Southern India, Chile and Argentina including 'summer' Christmas cards, decorations and edible hay bales.Continue reading
Capture your summer memories3 Sep 2012
The summer holidays may be over but capture those memories before they disappear. As a family, gather together photos and other items. Learn more about what each person has most enjoyed and use it as a prayer prompt in the months ahead.Continue reading
Medals for all!23 Jul 2012
Everyone is a winner. Use this fun idea to make your own medals, have an awards ceremony and build one another up with positive words in the process.Continue reading
Family Fun for Summer19 Jul 2012
A book of 30 fun-filled, faith-related activities: 'What a fantastic little resource book to have on hand for times when the children are off school. Its entitled holiday activities, but truthfully a lot of these activities would work anywhere, anytime that children are a bit bored and you need inspiration for what to do with them! Each activity has a biblical theme or reference tied into it, so that makes this a good book for anyone involved with children's ministry too because there are some activities that can be tailored to Sunday school sessions. Simple crafting activities, food-based activities, outdoor fun and some simple word searches and spot the difference pages make this a really good all round tool that could be a lifesaver for a harried parent or time-pressed children's leader and at such a great price too - under a fiver, now that's a real bargain and most of the activities inside of the book are only going to cost pennies as well. Fantastic value indeed.' Review by The Good Book StallContinue reading
Build a walled city16 Jul 2012
Ever fancied building your own walled city? What would you put inside? How high would you build the wall? What can you use to build the strongest, highest tower?Continue reading
Colour-changing flowers11 Jul 2012
Did you know that flowers can change colour? They can! This fun, low-cost idea shows how. It also reminds us not only of God's wonderful creation of flowers, animals and us, but also of how special we are to God and how he can change us into something even better.Continue reading
Who Let The Dads Out?16 Apr 2012
Who Let The Dads Out? is all about creating a space where dads and their toddlers can have fun together. It is well established in the UK and is founded on the Christian principle of wanting to demonstrate God's love to communities.Continue reading
Family Fun for Easter22 Feb 2012
This book offers 30 interesting ideas for families to use in the home during the season of Lent and Easter.Continue reading
Story Box Bible Tales23 Jan 2012
This book offers creative ways for adults and children aged 6 to 10 years to explore 25 Bible stories together.Continue reading
Creative Ideas for Advent and Christmas31 Oct 2011
This book provides 80 activities to use with children in the home, church and community year after year to celebrate the festive season.Continue reading
Messy Crafts5 Aug 2011
A craft book full of ideas for all different occasions linked to Bible themes.Continue reading
Prayer and thanks cross18 Feb 2011
This simple idea gives families and individuals an opportunity to reflect on the highlights and challenges of life in the run up to Easter and beyond on a weekly basis, and to pray and give thanks for these things.Continue reading
Dad Can Do14 Feb 2011
UK website especially for dads offering both support and ideas.Continue reading
Christmas candle holder17 Dec 2010
A fun activity for all ages to provide a reminder, through Advent and Christmas, of the true story behind the season.Continue reading
Make your own Christingle13 Dec 2010
A fun activity for all the family to provide a reminder, through Advent and Christmas, of the true story behind the season.Continue reading
Christmas begins with an 'S'10 Dec 2010
Some thoughts and ideas to help parents and children find ways to celebrate Advent and the Christmas story at home and remember the true meaning.Continue reading


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I don't think John Barrowman's character will end up being Lionel Luthor, because he was someone directly created just for Smallville.
Did any1 notice the trick arrow at the last fight scene?
double arrow with a chain to trap the thug neck to the crate.
i believe more trick arrow to come
John Barrowman is Lionel Luthor?
I don't think John Barrowman's character will end up being Lionel Luthor, because he was someone directly created just for Smallville.
Personally, I still think he will be Bruce Wayne with a really really big twist.
That would throw everyone for a twist that's for.
I can't even guess on who he might be.
Bruce wayne to hire man to kill with guns? i dont think so
i didn't know that Lionel Luthor is a newly created character, thanks for the info
my other guess is lex luthor?
the dialogue between Moira and John Barrowman had some hints, just need to figure out which villian in DC is smart/sly enough find out secrets of Moira who sabotage the yacht and get her head security killed
John Barrowman is probably Vertigo.
Bruce Wayne won't hire a gun to kill someone.
i had a thought john barrowman is Vertigo too. but i doubt so.
i ran out of ideas !!!!
its interesting if he is vandal savage
I know Lionel was created for Smallville, but honestly, I would dearly LOVE to see Lionel (John Glover) on Arrow. That character was one of the best, period.
Actually, it'll be hilarious if he was Vandal Savage. Doctor Who fans will get the joke.
But, considering the ultra-realistic take they want for the Arrow universe, I doubt it.

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SIT National Identity and the Arts - This program is no longer available (updated fall 2017)
Academic Program
Instruction consists of lectures, seminars, fieldwork, and independent study; courses are taught primarily in English. Hindi language study required. Students earn four Scripps courses. On-site orientation and educational fieldtrips included.
- Fields of study: Anthropology, arts
- Eligibility: 7.5 cumulative GPA; area studies course
- Size of the student body: Fellow students come from institutions all over the US.
- Number of program participants: 20 - 30
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Students live in private homes and hotels/hostels. Meals are taken as a group or with the host family.
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Something of real consequence was happening. We were at the start of a great renaissance of public shaming. After a lull of almost 180 years (public punishments were phased out in 1837 in the United Kingdom and in 1839 in the United States), it was back in a big way. When we deployed shame, we were utilizing an immensely powerful tool. It was coercive, borderless, and increasing in speed and influence. Hierarchies were being leveled out. The silenced were getting a voice. It was like the democratization of justice. And so I made a decision. The next time a great modern shaming unfolded against some significant wrongdoer—the next time citizen justice prevailed in a dramatic and righteous way—I would leap into the middle of it. I'd investigate it close up and chronicle how efficient it was in righting wrongs.Someone's response to somebody making a joke about dongles nearby (one not directed at her):
After the interview was over, I staggered out into the London afternoon. I dreaded uploading the footage onto YouTube because I'd been so screechy. I steeled myself for comments mocking my screechiness and I posted it. I left it up for ten minutes. Then, with apprehension, I had a look.
"This is identity theft," read the first comment I saw. "They should respect Jon's personal liberty."
Wow, I thought, cautiously.
"Somebody should make alternate Twitter accounts of all of those ass clowns and constantly post about their strong desire for child porn," read the next comment.
I grinned.
"These people are manipulative assholes," read the third. "Fuck them. Sue them, break them, destroy them. If I could see these people face to face I would say they are fucking pricks."
I was giddy with joy. I was Braveheart, striding through a field, at first alone, and then it becomes clear that hundreds are marching behind me.
"Vile, disturbing idiots playing with someone else's life and then laughing at the victim's hurt and anger," read the next comment.
I nodded soberly.
"Utter hateful arseholes," read the next. "These fucked up academics deserve to die painfully. The cunt in the middle is a fucking psychopath."
I frowned slightly. I hope nobody's going to actually hurt them, I thought.
"Gas the cunts. Especially middle cunt. And especially left-side bald cunt. And especially quiet cunt. Then piss on their corpses," read the next comment.
The common assumption is that public punishments died out in the new great metropolises because they'd been judged useless: Everyone was too busy being industrious to bother to trail some transgressor through the city crowds like a volunteer scarlet letter. But according to the documents I found, that wasn't it at all. They didn't fizzle out because they were ineffective. They were stopped because they were far too brutal...
"You felt fear?" I asked.I am mostly just amazed by how stupid she is. After suffering the worst of the phenomenon, she still thinks shaming is great - still sees herself as an agent of justice: "If I had a spouse and two kids to support I certainly would not be telling 'jokes' like he was doing at a conference. Oh but wait, I have compassion, empathy, morals and ethics to guide my daily life choices."
"Danger." she said. "Clearly my body was telling me, 'You are unsafe'."
Which was why, she said, she "slowly stood up, rotated from my hips, and took three photos." She tweeted one, "with a very brief summary of what they said. Then I sent another tweet describing my location. Right? And then the third tweet was the [conference's] code of conduct."
"You talked about danger," I said. "What were you imagining might...?"
"Have you ever heard that thing, men are afraid that women will laugh at them and women are afraid that men will kill them?" she said.
I told Adria that people might consider that an overblown thing to say. She had, after all, been in the middle of a tech conference with 800 bystanders.
"Sure," Adria replied. "And those people would probably be white and they would probably be male."
This seemed a weak gambit. There is some Latin for this kind of logical fallacy. It's called an ad hominem attack. When someone can't defend a criticism against them, they change the subject by attacking the criticiser.
"Somebody getting fired is pretty bad," I said. "I know you didn't call for him to be fired. But you must have felt pretty bad."
"Not too bad," she said. She thought more and shook her head decisively. "He's a white male. I'm a black Jewish female. He was saying things that could be inferred as offensive to me, sitting in front of him... I've seen things where people are like, 'Adria didn't know what she was doing by tweeting it.' Yes, I did. Hank's actions resulted in him getting fired, yet he framed it in a way to blame me. If I had two kids, I wouldn't tell 'jokes'"
...our imagination is so limited, our arsenal of potential responses so narrow, that the only thing anyone can think to do with an inappropriate shamer like Adria is to punish her with a shaming. All of the shamers had themselves come from a place of shame, and it really felt parochial and self-defeating to instinctively slap shame onto shame like a clumsy builder covering cracks.[the shamed person's] bosom a spark of self-respect this exposure to public shame utterly extinguishes it. Without the hope that springs eternal in the human breast, without some desire to reform and become a good citizen, and the feeling that such a thing is possible, no criminal can ever return to honorable courses. The boy of eighteen who is whipped at New Castle [a Delaware whipping post] for larceny is in nine cases out of ten ruined. With his self-respect destroyed and the taunt and sneer of public disgrace branded upon his forehead, he feels himself lost and abandoned by his fellows
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in our line of work the more humiliated a person is, the more viral the story tends to go. Shame can factor large in the life of a journalist — the personal avoidance of it and the professional bestowing of it onto others.
Contains one highly original and poignant thought experiment, via a human rights lawyer, Clive Stafford Smith:
"Let me ask you three questions," he said. "And then you'll see it my way. Question One: What's the worst thing that you have ever done to someone? It's okay. You don't have to confess it out loud. Question Two: What's the worst criminal act that has ever been committed against you? Question Three: Which of the two was the most damaging for the victim?"
The worst criminal act that has ever been committed against me was burglary. How damaging was it? Hardly damaging at all. I felt theoretically violated at the idea of a stranger wandering through my house. But I got the insurance money. I was mugged one time. I was eighteen. The man who mugged me was an alcoholic. He saw me coming out of a supermarket. "Give me your alcohol," he yelled. He punched me in the face, grabbed my groceries, and ran away. There wasn't any alcohol in my bag. I was upset for a few weeks, but it passed.
And what was the worst thing I had ever done to someone? It was a terrible thing. It was devastating for them. It wasn't against the law.
Clive's point was that the criminal justice system is supposed to repair harm, but most prisoners — young, black — have been incarcerated for acts far less emotionally damaging than the injuries we noncriminals perpetrate upon one another all the time — bad husbands, bad wives, ruthless bosses, bullies, bankers.
"The justice system in the West has a lot of problems," Poe said, "but at least there are rules. You have basic rights as the accused. You have your day in court. You don't have any rights when you're accused on the Internet. And the consequences are worse. It's worldwide forever."
I, personally, no longer take part in the ecstatic public condemnation of people unless they've committed a transgression that has an actual victim... I miss the fun a little. But it feels like when I became a vegetarian. I missed the steak, although not as much as I'd anticipated, but I could no longer ignore the slaughterhouse...
I favour humans over ideology, but right now the ideologues are winning, and they're creating a stage for constant artificial high dramas, where everyone is either a magnificent hero or a sickening villain. We can lead good, ethical lives, but some bad phraseology in a Tweet can overwhelm it all - even though we know that's not how we should define our fellow humans. What's true about our fellow humans is that we are clever and stupid. We are grey areas.
...when you see an unfair or an ambiguous shaming unfold, speak up on behalf of the shamed person. A babble of opposing voices - that's democracy. The great thing about social media was how it gave a voice to voiceless people. Let's not turn it into a world where the smartest way to survive is to go back to being voiceless.


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Roth Funeral Home was opened in the late 1800s by Edwin Roth's grandfather. Edwin's father, Abe took over in the early 1900s... and changed the name to Abe L. Roth Funeral Home. It was in 1949, that Abe renamed the funeral home, Abe L. Roth and Son Memorial Chapel, when his son, Edwin J. Roth became a licensed funeral director in the state of New Jersey. Edwin operated the funeral home for many...
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7064 with Windows Update on Windows 8, Windows 8.1, Windows 10, Windows XP, Windows Vista, Windows 7 along with Office 2010, Office 2007, Office 365, Office 2016, Office 2013 of editions like Professional, Professional Plus, Students and Teachers, Academic, Home and Business, Home and Student, Standard while add accounts, printing, importing, exporting, updating, uninstalling, removing, deleting, download, install, open, launch, sync, update. Error variations can be feil kode 7064, codice di errore 7064, Fehlercode 7064, code d'erreur 7064, Virhekoodi 7064, foutcode 7064, Fejlkode 7064, felkod 7064, código de error 7064, cod de eroare.
Windows Updates deliver crucial updates for the services. Windows Updates not only helps keep the Windows with the latest patches for security along with newer versions of the Windows components, and keep the software, hardware, firmware etc in the computer up to date. If the Windows Updates are affected by any kind of errors, it will affect the whole Windows platform and cause Windows, Internet browsers and any applications installed in the computer to malfunction. .Net updates and new versions are too delivered using this Updates. Office 2016, Office 2013, Office 2010, Office 2007, Office 365 are also updated via Windows Updates.
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- 2 Tips for Skateboard:
- 5 Skateboarding tricks how to do OLLIE
- 6 SKATEBOARD GAMES and OLLIE
Every great achievement starts with a decision to try.
In the following article we are going to discuss about the art of skate boarding from its very basics. The following article will provide you tips for skateboard. But before going on that, i just want to mention that every art requires practice. So be patient and keep on trying even when things get difficult for you.
Are You a Beginner and Want to Learn Easy and Basic Cool Skateboarding Tips and Tricks, Here Is Your Guide and how to do an easy skate trick OLLIE – For Beginners
Here are the Tips For beginners in every aspect of skateboarding.
It's good to have long skate board. If you want to play safe then you should definitely go for a 'Longer and Wider Skateboard'. That will surely help you to get used to the feeling of having a skateboard under your feet and these are great when it comes to, cruising by the streets. And chances of losing control at a normal speed are very minimal. But unfortunately on the other hand these are not much handy for performing different skate boarding tricks.
Best Skate boards For Beginners
If you have decided to begin as a pro. Simply learning the things by "trying and falling" then buy a regular board from a skate shop. But keep an eye on the quality. To make a manual check about the quality of a skateboard. Just hold it in your hand and simply roll a wheel, if the wheel keep on spinning for a while, let's say 5 seconds or more it can be called a decent skateboard.
The thing to be noticed is, the 3 main things on which the quality of skateboard depends are
1) A nice grip tape for maintaining a decent grip over the skateboard.
2) The bearings of wheels, the longer the wheels will rotate after pushing, the higher will be the quality of board.
3) A nice quality deck.
You have the passion to learn it. So let's discuss the basics of skateboarding.
Tips for Skateboard:
Every great achievement starts with a decision to try. In the following article we are going to discuss about the art of skate boarding from its very basics. But before going on for that, i just want to say that every art requires practice so be patient and keep on trying even when things get difficult for you.
So you have bought yourself a decent skate board and with it came a passion to learn it.
Stance is the most basic thing in skateboard. Finding your own stance is the first thing that a skateboarder learns.
You have to figure out that if you are a "GOOFY FOOT" or a "REGULAR FOOT", as some people used to skate with right foot placing forward on the skateboard and others with left foot forward. Stance depends on each person themselves. You should try to ride the skate board with both of these styles and try to figure out with which stance you feel more comfortable.
When you ride a skateboard with your right foot forward it is mentioned as "Goofy foot". And when you ride with your left foot forward it is called "Regular foot". You can ride either way, but the thing that's obvious is that you must always use your back foot to make a push while riding.
Get comfortable with your skateboard as it is the most basic thing. Put down your skateboard on the flat ground with grass and try to stand still and don't wobble. As beginners,you should do this exercise that is, to stand on your board near a pole or wall and then simply push it with your hands. That will make you go the other direction of the push. You should do this a bunch of times just to remove the fear of falling from a moving skateboard. And try to make the board stop by making your back foot slightly touch the ground and dragging it till the board stops.
The important thing that you might have noticed here, is that always use your back foot to stop the skateboard as it's more easier and stable way to stop the motion.
Second thing is, you must go around with it. Use your skateboard as a means to get from point A to B and keep on trying new things on your own just to spice up the things.
Beginners step by step
Skateboarding tricks how to do OLLIE
So you have a board, you have figured out your stance, and you are pretty confident with your skills. Then it's time to move on to some of the skateboarding tricks that you can try.
The easiest and most basic trick in the skate board is to do an OLLIE, it is a pretty simple trick and anyone can master it within a week with continuous practice.
Before moving to different tricks you must be confident about doing an Ollie. Because it the is part of almost every skateboard trick that you will do in the future. So keep practicing doing an Ollie till you can do it in sleep.
Ollie is the most basic trick and you have to learn it in order to learn high level or harder skateboard tricks.
1) While doing an Ollie you have to stand on the skateboard still without movement and then the foot position will be the front foot will be at it's normal place put the back foot have to be on the very end.
2) The main thing that you have to master in order to perform an Ollie perfectly is to use your knees as a spring to make a jump in the air or pop in the air.
3) So to make the jump with your skateboard mind the foot positions. Then bend your knees but the back knee is to more bend then the front knee.
4) put off the pressure from the front leg and when the front side of the skateboard comes little high from the ground, immediately push the back foot as hard as you can to make a jump.
5) IN THE AIR – while you are in the air for a split second, you have to slide your front foot up to the front of the skateboard to make your skateboard parallel with the ground in this way your landing will be very smooth.
6) Extra – the last thing that you might have noticed that i haven't specified the position of the front foot while you will be in the air in the air
So, the front foot has to be slightly tilted so that you can slide it easily and the second thing is that you don't have to apply unnecessary force on the skateboard while you are in air just slide your front foot up front and keep the Ollie smooth.
7) The last thing that i wanted to throw light on is You HAVE to try 100's of time before you make it right so just don't QUIT ON THE FIRST FAILURE and keep doing it. Once you get all these things in your mind it and try you will eventually make it.
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SKATEBOARD GAMES and OLLIE
We are fortunate enough to be living in the world where the video games are making an considerable impact on our imagination. Websites like "Twitch" and "YouTube" have really enhanced the way people look at video games.
- Video games are not just a thing for entertainment they have became more like part of our lives. Each year several games gets released, some build a huge amount of hype around them and live with that and do exceptionally well. One of the video game genre is Skateboard games.
SKATE, It was released back in September 14, 2007 for Xbox 360, PlayStation 3. The game build an extreme hype around it and out the other "most sold game of the decade" which was similar to its genre of skateboard games.
There are still many fans of this skateboard game that consider this game was better than Mr. Hawk's game. The game featured its own humorous videos in its beginning and the graphics and the smooth game play with its player customization feature worked for it. And the game sold over a million copies world wide.
You can check out the original game play of this Skateboard game on YouTube –


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Sail away on this great travel song. How to play Havana Daydreaming on acoustic guitar.
Chord Chart: Havana Daydreamin
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He Went To Paris by Jimmy Buffett, How To Play
How to play He Went To Paris by Jimmy Buffett for solo acoustic guitar.
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Review, reflection and now ready to recharge – the trek to Tokyo begins…
Blog from Water Polo Australia High Performance Manager, Tom Hill
It has been a little over two months since the water polo competition at the Rio Olympic Games was all wrapped up…scary thought isn't it? Feels like an age ago, but also like yesterday.
Since then there have been many discussions had with all involved in the campaign that were part of our Australian teams and those back here in Australia that played a role in the support team.
We have conducted surveys in conjunction with the AIS and AOC, sought feedback from other sports and their reflections on our teams performance and critically analysed what happened with all players, coaches and support staff.
This post is about sharing those key learnings with you which will in turn form the basis of our planning for the Tokyo cycle.
Aussie Stingers
The team fell agonisingly close to progressing to the semi finals and fighting it out for the medals after losing in a quarter final, albeit without a key centre back. Having said that, the long and short of it is that we failed to achieve our goal.
What did we learn?
- Skills need to be of a higher quality with decisiveness of action and taking educated risks
- Players need more exposure to different styles of play and high intense, meaningful games
- Needed more time to instil the culture development embarked on post 2015 World Championships with the level of player accountability required to play this way; messaging from coaches needs to be consistent, measured and decisive
- You can't replace world class; at the elite level against good teams in knockout games you need all 13 players contributing to win
- Our unique environment in Australia needs re-considering on how we maximise it for the purposes of producing podium level performances.
Aussie Sharks
If you said to me that we would earn five points from the group stage I would have replied with who do we play in the quarter finals? Unfortunately this time around five points wasn't enough to secure progression. Some key factors contributed to this, including a late player withdrawal through injury one week before arriving into Rio and on average a team three years younger and 80+ international games less experienced than the top four.
What did we learn?
- We need to be mentally prepared for the big moments and develop a core belief system
- Execution of skills needs to be of a higher quality and more consistent under pressure
- Development of consistent training environments with intense competition both domestically and globally is required
- Team balance important with quality players in key positions and a united group to become a top team
- Don't rely on other results to progress through to the quarter finals.
Our aspirational vision of becoming the best nation in the world took a dent, but what it means is that we need to evolve the way we do things and the way we play. Over the next month we will prepare our final 2020+ High Performance Strategy and present this to the AIS and State Institutes of Sport.
The headlines will include strategies to address our key learnings as well as a focus on the junior pathway and building capability and talent lower in the pipeline. As this strategy unfolds we will share this with you so that we can collectively work towards a brighter, medal filled future.
Until next time…be your best.
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ANDERSON .PAAK "MALIBU" DOUBLE VINYL LP (black vinyl)
Pre-Order Ship Date: April 13, 2016 (prior to release date)
Sold out 6/21/2016 - Currently on back order
Label: OBE / Steel Wool Records /Art Club / Empire
Catalog#: ERE222
Config: 2LP (Double Vinyl)
Comes with a 12" x 24" fold out poster of the album artwork
Price: $22.89
Side A
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3. The Waters (feat. BJ The Chicago Kid)
4. The Season | Carry Me
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3. Without You (feat. Rapsody)
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Anderson .Paak needed solutions. The California native saw both of his parents and stepfather sent to prison by the time he was 18, and earlier in his adult life, he, his wife, and his son endured homelessness after he was unexpectedly let go from his job at a Santa Barbara marijuana farm. ''When I look at my tree, I see leaves missing, generations of harsh living, and addiction,'' he sings in his old-soul rasp on Malibu, his second album as Anderson .Paak.He's faced uncertainty as a musician, too, but after ''Suede'', a song he recorded with beatmaker Knxwledge under the name NxWorries, caught Dr. Dre's ear, .Paak became a significant part of Compton: A Soundtrack by Dr. Dre, making six appearances on the album. Not surprisingly, those songs combined for .Paak's big break, and now, eight years after deciding he wanted to make music his livelihood, he's released his best project yet, an affecting album that masterfully marries hip-hop, R&B, and soul. "The Season/Carry Me/The Waters" Music Video:


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Rose Hamid Is Another Terrorist Supporting Muslim Masquerading As A Good American
by Andrew Bieszad on January 9, 2016 in General
Nice publicity stunt attempt CNN. Here is the video:
As was expected and proven by the video, Trump's supporters conducted themselves very well. Imagine if she was a Christian attempting to protest in a Muslim country, and what would happen?
This is just to show that "Muslims aren't that scary"? Right. I'm sure that was her only intention.
So who is this Ms. Rose Hamid?
She is president of the nonprofit Muslim Women of the Carolinas. Their Facebook page is here. She and is associated with several groups, including the Muslim American Society(MAS) of NC, CAIR, and the Islamic Society of Charlotte. We reported several years ago on Shoebat.com thatthe MAS is a front for the terrorist group Muslim Brotherhood. CAIR is an internationally recognized terrorist organization. The Islamic Society of Charlotte has ties to the infamous Holy Land Foundation Terrorist Financing case, as has been reported by the Carolina Journal Online:
One of the fund-raising groups that had connections to North Carolina was the Holy Land Foundation for Relief and Development, which formerly was based in Richardson, Texas. The Department of Treasury's Office of Foreign Assets named the charity a specially designated terrorist organization and shut it down in 2001.
The foundation was a front organization for Hamas and sponsored offices and fund-raisers nationwide, including in Charlotte. The foundation was one of the largest Islamic charities in the United States, raising about $13 million annually.
Six years ago, CAIR Chicago did a story about how Ms. Hamid protested the fact that movie Obsession: Radical Islam's War Against The West was being given away for free by her local paper, the Raleigh News & Observer:
But the filmmakers use the Islamic symbol of a crescent moon and star to spell out "Obsession." And the DVD offers mostly frightening images of Muslim leaders and crowds, comparing them to Hitler and the Nazis. Its on-screen pundits include anti-Muslim figures, including Walid Shoebat, who has said that "Islam is not the religion of God – Islam is the devil."
Also included: A grisly excerpt from an anti-Semitic TV show in which the execution of a young boy is dramatized.
Local Muslims criticized the Observer for agreeing to distribute the DVD.
"That film definitely is something that would be considered hate speech," said Rose Hamid, president of Muslim Women of the Carolinas. "What if somebody put an (advertising) insert in saying Hitler was right? Would you carry that? … This is unacceptable."
A copy of Obsession on YouTube can be accessed at the end of this article. As far as the "Hitler was right" part, Muslims already answered that for her:
But back to the matter: Ms. Rose Hamid.
Observe these two stills. One was taken from The stands, and another while she was on CNN:
Notice the tag on her upper left shoulder. It is shaped in the image of the rub' al-hizb, which is a series of squares within squares used in Islamic calligraphy. It has two meanings. The first is that it used as a visual model for helping to recite the Quran. It is also known as the Al-Quds star, since is represents Jerusalem and specifically, the Dome of the Rock in Sunni Islam. It can be found on many Muslim flags, literary, and architectural works throughout Islamic history.
However, what makes this particular example sickening is it is (a) pinned on her shoulder and (b) it is yellow. This is likely a reference to the infamous Star or Cross patches, bands, hoods, and other insignia that Muslims forced Jewish and Christian dhimmis to wear as a sign of their second-class citizenship in Muslim lands for centuries and was later adapted for use in 20th century German for reasons we all know why:
Per the Genizah, a collection of documents chroncling medieval Egyptian Jewish life:
Two yellow badges [are to be displayed], one on the headgear and one on the neck. Furthermore, each Jew must hang round his neck a piece of lead with the word Dhimmi on it. He also has to wear a belt round his waist. The women have to wear one red and one black shoe and have a small bell on their necks or shoes
Per 'Abbasid Caliph Al-Mutawakkil, who wrote a famous decree on this matter (and which you can read in Appendix E in my book, Lions of the Faith: Saints, Blesseds, and Heroes of the Catholic Faith in the Struggle with Islam):
(He ordered) that (the Dhimmis) affix two patches to all that they wear of a different color, and that the patches would be on the front of the chest and on the back, and that each patch be four finger spans in width and of a yellow color. To those who wore turbans, as such they were to be of a yellow color. Those of their women who went out had to wear a yellow wrap. He ordered that their slaves wear zunar belts and he forbade them from wearing those with decorations.
The Commander of the Faithful, may Allah grant him success, decided that the Dhimmis in all his provinces, far and near, of all classes, were to wear hoods– which their merchants, their secretaries, and their young and old wear- of a yellow color. None will be permitted to avoid this.
To those who are unable to buy such hoods will take two same-colored cloth pieces to their clothing. They shall have a complete circumference, and be affixed on the outside of the garments in the front and the back.
A dhimmi badge used in 10th century Egypt by Christians
Ms. Hamid is likening herself to a "persecuted minority" in a non-Muslim country using the very same imagery that her own co-religionists used to persecute and exterminate non-Muslims.
That is about as respectful as a Turk asking an Armenian to "get over" the Armenian Genocide without an apology (which they still have not apologized for):
Turkish official during the Armenian Genocide teasing starving, dying Armenians with bread
Make no mistake. Ms. Hamid knew exactly what she was doing. This was a planned publicity stunt that more than a few people were in on to try an make Trump look bad. But they failed miserably, and Trump continued on like a champ.
Trump 2016.
As promised, here is Obsession:
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However, there are a lot of methods that can aid in the body detox process. Here are five types of detox programs that you may consider for a full body detox.
1. Herbal detox
Coming in the form of tea, pills, extracts, or powders, herbal detox programs are a popular way to boost the detox function of the different organs in the body. Be warned, though, that using the wrong type of herb can lead to side effects. Certain types of herbs are useful for a specific part of the body. For example, chamomile and red beet help detoxify the liver but not the kidneys. The herbs that detoxify the kidneys include ginger, parsley, and cedar berries.
2. Detox body wraps
Body wraps enhance your skin's capability to remove excess fluids and toxins from the body. The natural ingredients used in body wraps get through the pores, thus tightening the skin tissues and repositioning the cells of the body fats.
3. Juice fasting
Juice fasting involves drinking of juices extracted from fruits or vegetables to aid in the body detox process. Any solid food such as red meat is eliminated from the diet. Juice fasting aids in digestion and boosts metabolism.
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The body needs good bacteria to cleanse itself. Beverages and yogurts that contain the bacteria Bifido and Lactobacillus acidophilus flush out toxins, help the body fight bad bacteria, and provide nutrients.
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If you have no time or are not interesting in working your body out, a great alternative is a detox bath or sauna. A detox bath is done by soaking your body for 15 to 20 minutes in water mixed with sea salt or baking soda while scrubbing your skin mildly with natural soap.


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Sorry to ask it here.
But I need to reset my comcast router. Tried the methods and tricks mentioned on internet but none worked in my case.
Help neeeded
Sorry to ask it here.
But I need to reset my comcast router. Tried the methods and tricks mentioned on internet but none worked in my case.
Help neeeded
Turning it off, and waiting like 20 minutes, and then turning it on again sometimes works.
Also, sometimes there is a tiny hole on the back, that you need to insert a pin to press the button, or an actually tiny button, and either or both whichever is there (sometimes says "reset" next to it) that you need to "press and hold it in" when the power is off, and then while holding down the button, you insert to power cord, and keep the button pressed for like 30 seconds and see if the lights flash a few times.
You might want to make sure to right down the username and password needed to log in to it from your web browser, or if you know which it will be after the reset. Otherwise you will have trouble setting it up again.
Aside from the above, have you called Comcast support? 1-800-OK-CABLE is the number I have always used.
I had Comcast when I lived in NJ, but now in NYC I have FioS from Verizon.
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All routers and modems I've ever dealt with only require the power to be unplugged for 30 seconds to 1 minute to reset. It's not out of the question that the router is faulty and might need to be replaced.
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If you have internet/phone/TV through your cable company, your phones and everything else will be unavailable while you wait for it to reboot. In my case, I unplugged it for 30 seconds, then waited 30 minutes for my devices to be able to connect.
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The definitive, chronological, and up-to-date guide and trade reading-order on collecting Iron Fist comic books via omnibuses, hardcovers, and trade paperback graphic novels. A part of Crushing Krisis's Crushing Comics. Last updated December 2017 with titles scheduled for release through August 2018.
Danny Rand, The Immortal Iron Fist
Danny Rand the Iron Fist was introduced in 1974 as a whitewashing of the kung fu craze. Marvel already had Deadly Hands of Kung Fu, but it was ultimately a genre magazine – and Marvel was about super-heroes.
After a short-lived solo series introducing his powers and mythology, Range joined Luke Cage in his title to form a duo of unlikely urban heroes for hire. The juxtaposition of the wealthy Rand and the streetwise Cage made for memorable interactions, even if some of the adventures were forgettable. The result is one of Marvel's most-remarkable and enduring partnerships.
That series ended in 1985 with Iron Fist's apparent death, and he stayed gone for an impressive seven years before resurfacing in the 90s for a brief stint. It wasn't until the 2000s, and the onset of creators who grew up with those first two 1970s volumes, that Iron Fist became a major headlining hero in his own right,joining the Avengers and starring in another pair of ongoing solo titles.
- Iron Fist (1974 – 1977)
- Power Man & Iron Fist (1978 – 1985)
- Back from the Dead (1991 – 1996)
- Volume 2 (1996)
- Heroes For Hire & Volume 3 (1997 – 1998)
- The Return of K'un Lun (2000 – 2001)
- New Avengers (2005 – 2006)
- The Immortal Iron Fist (2006 – 2009)
- The Heroic Age (2010 – 2012)
- Defenders (2012)
- The Living Weapon in Marvel Now (2012 – 2015)
- All-New, All-Different Marvel (2016 – present)
Join the Crushing On Crushing Krisis mailing list for a notice whenever this page is updated with new collections – plus, a not-more-than-weekly ping about new comics content.
Iron Fist (1974 – 1977)
Iron Fist was introduced by Roy Thomas in anthology title Marvel Premiere in 1974, but it was Chris Claremont and John Byrne who took him from the tail-end of that run into his own cult hit title in 1975 and from there to co-star in Power Man – which was quickly revamped to headline both heroes.
Want the complete early story of Iron Fist? It's available in three formats – a pair of top-quality Marvel Masterworks, a more affordable Epic Collection, and a B&W Essential edition. Marvel consistently treats this material – Marvel Premiere, Iron Fist, and the pair of Team-Up issues – as the "official" story.
Marvel Masterworks, Vol. 1 Hardcover (ISBN 0785150323)
Marvel Premiere (1972) #15-25 and Iron Fist (1975) #1-2
Marvel Masterworks, Vol. 2 Hardcover (ISBN 078515955X)
Iron Fist (1975) #3-15 and Marvel Team-Up (1972) #63-64,
Epic Collection: The Fury of the Iron Fist (Epic Vol. 1)
Marvel Premiere (1972) #15-25, Iron Fist (1975) #1-15, and Marvel Team-Up (1972) #63-64
Essential Iron Fist, Vol. 1
Marvel Premiere (1972) #15-25, Iron Fist (1975) #1-15, Marvel Team-Up (1972) #63-64, Power Man (1974) #48-49, Power Man and Iron Fist (1978) #50
In practice, Iron Fist actually had a few more appearances in this introductory period – and, there are some less comprehensive collections of his primary material. The Kung Fu materials were written by Claremont, but specifically not reprinted due to rights issues with some of the other characters in book – Fu Manchu, in particular.
(I'll never understand how Marvel Team-Up #31 isn't included, since and fits cleanly before his own series. I think it has to do with it not being by his primary writers at the time. Same for Marvel Two-In-One.)
Marvel Premiere #15: Marvel Visionaries: Gil Kane (2002)
Collects a number of key Gil Kane issues, including The Amazing Spider-Man (1963) #99 & 123, Captain Marvel (1968) #17, Daredevil (1964) #146, Marvel Comics Presents (1988) #116, Marvel Premiere (1972) #1 & 15, Tales of Suspense (1959) #88-91, Tales to Astonish (1959) #76, and What If? (1977) #3.
Marvel Premiere #15-16: The Immortal Iron Fist, Vol. 3: The Book Of The Iron Fist
Iron Fist's origin pads out this final Brubaker/Fraction volume. Also collected in hardcover.
Marvel Premiere #17-19: Not collected, except as above.
Deadly Hands of Kung Fu #10 & Special 1: Deadly Hands of Kung Fu Omnibus Vol. 1 Oversize Hardcover
Scheduled to collect #1-18 & Special 1. Iron Fist stars in #18 after Marvel Premiere #25.
After DHoKF Special: Marvel Team-Up #31 (featured co-star – see Spider-Man). DHoKF #15 reprints Marvel Premiere #16
Marvel Premiere #20-25: Not collected, except as above.
Deadly Hands of Kung Fu #18: In DHoKF Omnibus above
Deadly Hands of Kung Fu #19-24: Not collected yet, but will be in DHoKF Omnibus Volume 2, which would collect #19-33!
Iron Fist #1-15: Not collected, except as above and #14 in Marvel Visionaries: Chris Claremont. Notably, #14 is the debut of Sabretooth and – unrelated to that – #15 continues almost directly from Uncanny X-Men #107-108.
After #4: Master of Kung-Fu Annual 1, Deadly Hands of Kung Fu #29 & 31-32 (#32-33 are an early Daughters of the Dragon and Shang-Chi story and reprinted in the 2014 Deadly Hands of Kung Fu TPB.)
After #10: Marvel Two-in-One #25 (collected in Essential Marvel Two-In-One, Vol. 2) and maybe also The Spectacular Spider-Man (1976) #9? Iron Fist may appear solely in flashback there.
Marvel Team-Up #63-64: A one-two punch of team-ups with Iron Fist and Daughters of the Dragon. See Spider-Man for collection information.
Power Man #48-49: Power Man & Iron Fist Epic Collection: Heroes for Hire (Epic #1)
Also in B&W in Essential Iron Fist, above, as well as Essential Luke Cage, Vol. 2
Classic X-Men #13: Iron Fist appears in a back-up story. Collected in X-Men Vignettes, Vol. 1
Power Man & Iron Fist (1978 – 1985)
Launched by Chris Claremont, this duo title was swiftly taken over by Mary Jo Duffy for four years before Denny O'Neil took the reigns (fresh from Batman and Green Lantern), and then a young Kurt Busiek before devolving into a hodge-podge of guest writers including Christopher Priest as James Owsley. Iron Fist brought an injection of fans and supporting characters to the flagging Luke Cage, and Cage's status as the first long-running African American superhero was only enhanced by (and inextricably linked to) his association with the blue-blooded Danny Rand.
The series was cancelled in 1986 amidst a wave of consolidation of low-selling 70s holdover titles, including The Defenders. Danny Rand was left seemingly dead, but that wasn't such a big deal – even Luke Cage was effectively put into mothballs until the 1990s.
In black & white:
#50-72 & 74-75: Essential Power Man & Iron Fist, Vol. 1
#76-100: Essential Power Man & Iron Fist, Vol. 2
Also includes Daredevil #178
In color:
#50-70: Epic Collection: Heroes for Hire (Epic Vol. 1)
Also includes #49-50. Issue #66 is Sabretooth's second appearance.
After #53: Defenders #62-65
After #55: Uncanny X-Men #118 (brief appearance)
After #60: Hulk #243
After #62: Daredevil #164
After #64: Marvel Team-Up Annual 3 (see Spider-Man), possibly also Spectacular Spider-Man #47 circa #66
After #69: Marvel Team-Up #105 (see Spider-Man)
#71-72 & 74-89: Epic Collection: Revenge! (Epic Vol. 2)
Also collects Daredevil #178 (crossover from #76).
After #72: Marvel Team-Up Annual 4
After #82: Marvel Graphic Novel 1, Dazzler #21-24, Contest of Champions #1-3
After #83 & Contest: Hulk #278-279
After #87: Marvel Two-In-One #94
#73: Not collected. A crossover with ROM #22-23, which has not been reprinted due to rights issues.
#79: Not collected, except #79 in Marvel Super-Hero Team-Up
Contest of Champions: See Marvel Universe Events. Occurs after #82 Iron Fist appears throughout this series
#90-100: Not collected, except in Essentials
#100-120: Not collected
After #102: Iron Man #177, Code of Honor #3 (flashback), Daredevil #207
After #109: Hulk #300
After #114: Secret Wars II #2
After #120: Secret Wars II #9
Secret Wars II: See Marvel Universe Events
Danny Rand does not appear in the final five issues of this series.
Iron Fist, Back from the Dead (1991 – 1996)
Iron Fist made his return after half-a-decade of presumed death, thanks to one of his original curators, John Byrne – now the writer/artist of Namor!
Silver Surfer: The Enslavers OGN (ISBN 0871356171)
This is reprinted in Silver Surfer: Parable. It's unclear to me if Iron Fist's appearance here is in continuity.
Namor #16 & 22-24: See Namor, The Sub-Mariner
Cage #9-12: Luke Cage: Second Chances, Vol. 1
Collects #1-12 and material from Marvel Comics Presents #82
Cage #13: Not collected
Iron Fist: The Book of Changes (ISBN 978-1-302-90450-0)
Collects Iron Fist stories from this guest-starring period. In continuity order, they are – Marvel Comics Presents (1988) 111, 113-118, 125-132, Namor Annual 3, Marvel Comics Presents #133-137, Spider-Man (1990) #41-43, and Marvel Comics Presents #140-141.
After MCP #118: Namor #26-29 & 31-34 – see Namor, The Sub-Mariner
After Namor Annual 3: Maximum Carnage – See Spider-Man. During this storyline, Iron Fist Appears in Spider-Man #36, Web of Spider-Man #103, Amazing Spider-Man #380, Spider-Man #37, Spectacular Spider-Man #203
After MCP #141: Daredevil #329 – See Daredevil, Secret Defenders #18-19 (in Deadpool and The Secret Defenders), Amazing Spider-Man Unlimited #13 – See Spider-Man
Iron Fist, Vol. 2 (1996)
#1-2 in Iron Fist: The Return of K'un Lun
This Epic-sized collection gathers four different series – Iron Fist (1996) #1-2, Iron Fist (1998) 1-3, Iron Fist / Wolverine #1-4, Iron Fist (2004) #1-6, Iron Fist's modern origin retelling from Uncanny Origins #14, and material from Marvel Knights Double Shot #4.
Daredevil: Cage Match: A one-shot flashback. Collected with New Avengers: Luke Cage (2010). This may have occurred prior to this volume rather than after it.
Heroes For Hire & Iron Fist, Vol. 3 (1997 – 1998)
Iron Fist finally merited his own title again, anchoring a new iteration of Heroes for Hire written by John Ostrander. It was launched in Marvel's wave of new titles in the wake of their Heroes Reborn debacle, but lasted just two years. In the middle of that series, Iron Fist returned for another mini-series penned by Dan Jurgens. Afterwards, he was back to guest star status for a couple of years.
Heroes For Hire #1-9: Luke Cage, Iron Fist, & The Heroes For Hire Vol. 1
Also collects the preceding Spider-Man Unlimited #13 and Marvel Fanfare Vol. 2 #6
Heroes For Hire #10-13: Luke Cage, Iron Fist, & The Heroes For Hire Vol. 2
Also collects Siege of Wundagore crossover issues Quicskilver #11-12
After #3: Thunderbolts #8
During/After #13: Sensation Spider-Man #28, X-Force #80, Fantastic Four Vol. 3 #6
Iron Fist, Vol. 3 #1-3: Iron Fist: The Return of K'un Lun (full contents above)
This occurs after Heroes for Hire #13 and prior to the Siege of Wundagore crossover.
Iron Fist does not appear in Heroes for Hire #14.
Siege of Wundagore: Luke Cage, Iron Fist, & The Heroes For Hire Vol. 2
Heroes for Hire #15-16 & Annual '98 are part of the "Siege of Wundagore" crossover with Quicksilver, collected here along with #10-13 and #17-19. The reading order is HFH 15, QS 11, HFH 16, QS 12, & HFH Annual '98. Also collected in Avengers: Quicksilver alongside his complete series.
Heroes For Hire #17-19: Luke Cage, Iron Fist, & The Heroes For Hire Vol. 2
After #19: Contest of Champions II #3, Deadpool #34, Black Panther Vol. 3 #16-17, New Warriors, Vol. 2 #7-9, Deadpool #45
Iron Fist & Wolverine: The Return of K'un Lun (2000 – 2001)
#1-4: Iron Fist: The Return of K'un Lun (full contents above)
Black Panther, Vol. 3 #38-40: See Black Panther
Thunderbolts #57: See Thunderbolts
Marvel Knights Double-Shot #4: Collected with The Return of K'un Lun, above.
The Order #5-6: See Defenders
Daredevil, Vol. 2 #38-40: See Defenders
Spider-Man Unlimited (2004) #1: See Spider-Man
Iron Fist, Vol. 4 (2004)
Iron Fist (2004) #1-6 in Iron Fist: The Return of K'un Lun (above)
Daredevil (1998) #59-60: See Daredevil
Iron Fist, Avenger (2005 – 2006)
In this period Iron Fist appears semi-regularly in both New Avengers and Daredevil, eventually earns his own ongoing title for the first time since the 1970s!
Defenders (2005) #4: See Defenders
Secret War: See Marvel Universe Events. This story occurs both in present and flashback, and it happens concurrently with Pulse #6-9, collected in The Pulse, Vol. 2 and Jessica Jones – The Pulse: The Complete Collection
GLA #2: GLA, Vol. 1: Misaessembled
Pulse #14: Unclear of his appearance here, but it's also in The Complete Collection, avove.
House of M: See Marvel Universe Events. Iron Fist appears in #2-5.
Cable & Deadpool #20-21: See Deadpool
Marvel Holiday Special 2005 (second story): Not collected
Daughters of the Dragon #4-6: Daughters of the Dragon: Samurai Bullets
This is a pretty pleasing story that leads into the reformation of Heroes for Hire.
Daredevil #78 & 80: See Daredevil
White Tiger #1-6: White Tiger: A Hero's Compulsion
A featured character. Does not appear in #4
After White Tiger #3: Dr. Strange: Oath #1, New Avengers Annual 1
In this period, Iron Fist makes some appearances masquerading as Daredevil.
Thing #8: The Thing: Idol of Millions
This is a brief appearance in a poker game (really)
Daredevil #82-83, 85, 87: See Daredevil. See directly below for continuity placement.
Civil War: See Marvel Universe Events. Iron Fist appears throughout the main series as Daredevil. He appears briefly as himself in Wolverine #42, Black Panther (2005) #18, Battle Damage Report (2007) #1, Civil War: Choosing Sides (2006) #1. As Daredevil, he appears:
- After #1: Daredevil #83-85, New Avengers #22
- After #2 and during #3: Amazing Spider-Man #533, Daredevil #87, Civil War: Young Avengers / Runaways #1, Black Panther, Vol, 4 #18, Thunderbolts #104-105, New Avengers #23, Cable & Deadpool #30-31, New Avengers #24
- After #4: Civil War: X-Men #2, Fantastic Four #539 and Amazing Spider-Man #534, Civil War: Choosing Sides #2 (brief), Fantastic Four #539 and Amazing Spider-Man #534
- During #5: ThunderBolts #107-108
- After #6 and during 7: Ms. Marvel #14, Black Panther, Vol. 4 #25, during which he also appears in Civil War: Front Line #10 and Amazing Spider-Man #538, and Civil War: Front Line #11
The Immortal Iron Fist (2006 – 2009)
Over 20 years after his first series, Iron Fist finally returned to his own ongoing title. Written in tandem by superstars Ed Brubaker and Matt Fraction, the first half of this run would on to win the Eisner Award for Ed Brubaker as Best Writer in 2008. In this period, Danny Rand also became an Avenger for the first time! His appearances in this era are tightly coordinated between the two books (as well as a number of guest appearances).
in oversized format…
#1-16: The Immortal Iron Fist Omnibus oversize hardcover out-of-print (ISBN 978-0785138198)
Collects Immortal Iron Fist #1-16, 8pg Iron Fist story from Civil War: Choosing Sides, Annual #1, Orson Randall and the Green Mist of Death, and The Origin of Danny Rand (maybe framing sequence only?).
#17-27: Not collected in oversize format
as a pair of comprehensive complete collections…
#1-16: Immortal Iron Fist: The Complete Collection, Vol. 1
Duplicates the contents of the Omnibus by collecting: Immortal Iron Fist 1-16, Annual 1; Immortal Iron Fist: Orson Randall and the Green Mist of Death 1; the framing sequence from Immortal Iron Fist: The Origin of Danny Rand 1; an 8pg Iron Fist story from Civil War: Choosing Sides 1
Order: #1-10, Annual 1, 11-12, Orson Randall & The Green Mist of Death, 13-16, Choosing Sides. Unsure of where the framing sequence is placed.
#17-27: Immortal Iron First: The Complete Collection, Vol. 2
Immortal Iron Fist 17-27, Immortal Iron Fist: Orson Randall and the Death Queen of California 1, Immortal Weapons 1-5, Immortal Weapons Sketchbook
Order: #17-20, Orson Randall & The Death Queen of California, 22-23, 25-27, 24, 21, Immortal Weapons #1-5 (cobra, bride, dog, tiger, prince), The Immortal Iron Fist: Caretakers (this was the backups story from Immortal Weapons), and Immortal Weapons Sketchbook
by storyline (including guest appearances)…
#1-6: Vol. 1: The Last Iron Fist Story
Available in hardcover
#8-9, Annual 1, 10-14: Vol. 2: The Seven Capital Cities of Heaven
Available in hardcover
After #14 & Annual 1: Fallen Son: The Death of Captain America (2007) #2 & 5, Captain America #26, New Avengers #27-31, New Avengers (2005) #32-37 & Mighty Avengers #8 (during NA36)
World War Hulk: See Marvel Universe Events. Iron Fist appears as a speaking character in the Heroes for Hire arc and in World War Hulk #2-5, World War Hulk: Front Line #4 & 7, WWH Aftersmash: Damage Control (2008) #1-3
After WWH: New Avengers Annual 2, New Avengers #38, Daredevil #107-109
#7, 15-16: Vol. 3: The Book of Iron Fist
Only #16 falls here in Danny Rand's chronology; he does not appear in #7 and 15. Collects Immortal Iron Fist #7, #15-16, Orson Randall and the Green Mist of Death, and material from The Origin of Danny Rand. Available in hardcover.
#17-20: Vol. 4: The Mortal Iron Fist
Also collects Orson Randall & The Death Queen of California, which does not star Danny Rand. Available in hardcover.
After #20: Daredevil (1998) #111-115, Fantastic Four #556-557, Avengers/Invaders #2-12, Fantastic Four #562, Eternals (2008) #1, Young Avengers Presents #6, Captain America #43 (check placement)
Secret Invasion: See Marvel Universe Events. Iron Fist is a supporting character in the main Secret Invasion series, plus other Secret-Invasion-branded titles including Amazing Spider-Man #3 and Front Line #4.
During Secret Invasion: Iron Man #33 and Secret Invasion #1, Secret Invasion #2 and New Avengers #41 & 45, Secret Invasion #5-6 and Thunderbolts #125 & Secret Invasion Frontline #4, Secret Invasion #7-8 & New Avengers #47
After Secret Invasion: Fantastic Four (1961) #562, New Avengers (2005) #48 (leaves the team), Amazing Spider-Man Extra #1, Amazing Spider-Man #587, New Warriors (2007) #20 (cameo), New Avengers #49-50, Free Comic Book Day 2009, AAFES 7th Edition: New Avengers – An Army of One
#21-27: Vol. 5: Escape from the Eighth City
Iron Fist does not appear in #21 or 24. Available in hardcover.
Then: Marvel Assistant-Sized Spectacular (2009) #2
Immortal Weapons (2009) #1-5
Placement varies, but this is where they end chronologically. There is a Danny Rand story that runs as a backup in every issue; it is also collected here.
Then: Marvel Divas (2009) #4, Dark Avengers / Uncanny X-Men: Utopia
Siege: Siege (2010) #4, Thunderbolts (1997) #137, New Avengers #59-60
Iron Fist in the Heroic Age (2010 – 2012)
Wolverine: Weapon X (2009) #13-15 (Iron Fist co-stars), Heroic Age: Heroes (2010), Avengers Academy (2010) #3
Shadowland: See Marvel Universe Events. Iron Fist is a recurring player in this street-level crossover. Shadowland #1-5, Daredevil (1964) #509-512, Shadowland: Blood on the Streets (2010) #4, Shadowland: Moon Knight #2, Shadowland: Power Man (2010) #1-4 , Shadowland: Spider-Man #1, Shadowland: After the Fall (2011) #1
Chaos War: See Marvel Universe Events. Iron Fist appears only in Chaos War (2010) #2
After Chaos War, the order of these appearances is tentative: Fantastic Four (1961) #584, Deadpool Team-Up (2010) #886, Avengers #1
New Avengers (2010) #1-6: See Avengers & New Avengers
Then: FDNY Custom Comic (2011), Fantastic Four (1961) #588, The Amazing Spider-Man (1963) #652-654 & 654.1, Wolverine (2010) #5.1,, Avengers Academy (2010) #11, Free Comic Book Day 2011, Heroes For Hire (2011) #3-5
Power Man and Iron Fist (2011) #1-5: Power Man & Iron Fist: The Comedy of Death
The Power Man in question here is the new one introduced in Shadowland.
Heroes for Hire (2011) #3-5: Iron Fist appears in the first arc of this series. Not an exact placement. Collected in Heroes for Hire by Abnett & Lanning: The Complete Collection
Avengers (2010) #8-10, 12-13, & 12.1: See Avengers & New Avengers
Then: Captain America: Hail Hydra (2011) #5 (may be a flashback series)
New Avengers (2010) #7-13: See Avengers & New Avengers
Then: Incredible Hulks (2010) Annual 01, Iron Man: Iron Age (Iron Fist is a featured player in this series, though it is primarily a past incarnation up until the final moments.)
Fear Itself: See Marvel Universe Events. Iron Fist appears throughout this event, although it is not very significant to his story. He appears in #1-2, 4, 6-7, & 7.1-2, Avengers #16-18, New Avengers #14-15, Fear Itself: Spider-Man #2, Iron Man 2.0 (2011) #5-7, Journey Into Mystery (1952) #630, Shame Itself (2012) #1
Then: Wolverine (2010) #16, FF (2011) #11 and Fantastic Four (1961) #600
Spider-Island: See Marvel Universe Events. Iron Fist is a featured supporting player in this event, appearing in Amazing Spider-Man #666-668 & 672-673, Spider-Island: Cloak & Dagger #1, Spider Island Daily Bugle (2011) #1, Spider-Island: Deadly Foes #1, Spider-Island: The Avengers, and Spider-Island: Deadly Hands of Kung Fu #1-3
New Avengers (2010) #16-17 & Annual 1, Avengers (2010) #24: See Avengers & New Avengers
Then: Avengers: X-Sanction (2012) #4
Iron Fist, Defender (2012)
Marvel Point One (2012) #1
Acts as an intro story to Defenders. Collected with Defenders, below.
Defenders (2012) #1-6: Defenders by Matt Fraction, Vol. 1
Also collects material from Fear Itself #7 and Marvel Point One.
Fear Itself: The Fearless (2011) #10-11
See Marvel Universe Events: Fear Itself. Iron Fist appears, but this is not essential to his continuity.
New Avengers (2010) #19-23: See Avengers & New Avengers
Iron Fist is a featured hero in this arc battling a reformed Dark Avengers.
Then: Daredevil (2011) #13, New Mutants (2009) #44, Avengers Assemble (2012)
Defenders (2012) #7-12: Defenders by Matt Fraction, Vol. 2
Because of the nature of this story (it ultimately retcons itself), it's best understood as happening all in one chunk.
Avengers vs. X-Men: See Marvel Universe Events. Iron Fist is a featured character in the middle portion of this story along with K'un Lun. He appears throughout the event and its tie-ins, including Avengers vs. X-Men #1-4 & 6-12 and Vs #6, and roughly by chronology in New Avengers #24 & 27, Wolverine and the X-Men #11, Avengers #28, Wolverine and The X-Men #15, New Avengers #30, and Uncanny X-Men #19.
After AvX, Iron Fist appears in New Avengers (2010) #31-34 and Avengers (2010) #34
Iron Fist, The Living Weapon – Marvel Now (2013 – 2015)
Danny Rand's presence in early Marvel Now – from the end of Avengers vs. X-Men to Infinity – is scant. Aside from a pair of funny Deadpool and Superior Foes issues, he must be off-page managing the Rand Corporation.
Fantastic Four (2013) #1: Cameo
A+X (2012) #5 (lead story)
Age of Ultron: See Marvel Universe Events. Iron Fist appears in #2-3, but this is an alternate timeline which is ultimate rebooted back to the standard Marvel universe.
Then: Daredevil (2011) #27, Superior Spider-Man Team-Up (2013) #1
Deadpool (2013) #13-14: A featured co-star. See Deadpool
Fearless Defenders (2013) #9
The Superior Foes of Spider-Man (2013) #3-4: A featured player.
Mighty Avengers #6-7: See Mighty Avengers
This is likely Iron Fist's first post-Infinity appearance. Iron Fist teams up with Luke Cage's group in this pair of issues. It's a significant appearance with speaking parts and a fight, though it isn't crucial to his own continuity.
Post-Infinity appearances: Nova (2013) #10, Superior Spider-Man Team-Up (2013) #8, Deadpool #27 (briefly), Wolverine (2014) #8-9, Uncanny Avengers (2012) #17 & 21-22 (alt timeline), Fantastic Four (2014) #6 & 8 (non-speaking in a fight with Avengers), Deadpool (2013) #34, Captain America (2013) #24-25.
Axis: See Marvel Universe Events. Iron Fist appears in a fight in #1 & 3 as well as in Magneto #11 (briefly, as part of Axis)
#1-12: Iron Fist: The Living Weapon – The Complete Collection (ISBN 978-1-302-90449-4)
#1-6: Vol. 1: Rage
#7-12: Vol. 2: Redemption
Post-Axis appearances: Superior Foes of Spider-Man #17 (cameo, may not strictly be post-Axis), Amazing X-Men #14 (may not be post-Axis), Nova #25 (cameo), SHIELD #1, Hulk (2014) #12, Wolverines #9, Deadpool #45, Howard the Duck #2
Iron Fist in All-New, All-Different Marvel (2016 – present)
Power Man & Iron Fist #1-5: Vol. 1: The Boys Are Back In Town
Power Man & Iron Fist #6-9 & Sweet Christmas Annual: Vol. 2: Civil War II
Power Man & Iron Fist #10-14: Vol. 3: Street Magic
Iron Fist #1-?: Iron Fist Vol. 1: Trial of the Seven Masters
Immortal Iron Fists #1-6
A mid/late 2017 digital first series that will feature a second Iron Fist – a young girl – by Kaare Andrews.
#6-7 & 72-76: Vol. 2: Sabretooth – Round 2
#78-80: Doctor Strange: Damnation
Collects Damnation (2018) #1-4, Johnny Blaze: Ghost Rider (2018) #1, Doctor Strange #386-389, Iron Fist #78-80, Ben Reilly: Scarlet Spider (2017) #15-17
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Purpose. Policies on the use of dietary supplements in acute care facilities were studied.
Methods. A national online survey was conducted in 2004 to determine institutional policies and practices related to the use of dietary supplements. Directors of pharmacy in acute care settings were asked about the role of the pharmacy and therapeutics committee, the use of a nonformulary request process, the use of informed consent, requirements for written orders, mechanisms to identify dietary supplements, recording of supplement use in the pharmacy database, recording of supplement use in the medication administration record, prohibitions on dietary supplement use, storage of dietary supplements, reporting of adverse events, and the use of published references.
Results. Usable responses were received from 302 (25.4%) of 1189 pharmacy directors. Policies on dietary supplements were developed and implemented in 62% of facilities, with 38% of respondents indicating that no such policy existed. Policies most commonly required a written order by an authorized prescriber, documentation of use in the medication administration record, and a mechanism for identification of dietary supplements by a health care practitioner prior to use. Thirty percent of respondents with policies reported that they prohibited dietary supplement use, and 9% of those without policies prohibited use in practice. Most institutions allowed the use of a patient's own supply of supplements if ordered by an authorized prescriber. Supplements were most commonly stored at the nurses' station or in a patient drawer. The most commonly used reference was the Internet. Pharmacists had concerns about the consistency of dietary supplement formulations, the lack of FDA review of supplements, and the difficulty of identifying supplements and distinguishing reputable manufacturers.
Conclusion. A survey of pharmacy directors in acute care facilities revealed that many had no formal policy regarding dietary supplements and had not implemented planning for such a policy.
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According to Darwin's theory, individual animals best suited to their environments live longer and have more children, and so spread their genes through populations. This produces evolutionary changes. For example, animals that could reach the juiciest leaves on tall trees and therefore tended to eat well, live longer, and have more offspring. Eventually, some animals evolved to have longer neck, and those with shorter necks died out.
Evolutionary "dead ends" happens when an organism and its environment come into equilibrium or if the organism dies. At this point, any additional evolution is unnecessary. Humans have the distinct ability to change their environment. If a person does not like their environment, he can simply move away. In addition, the technology of the 21st century eliminated the need for evolution. With a little ingenuity, people can create tools to cover shortcomings. For example, humans on their own cannot travel great distances in a short period of time. However, with tools, such as bicycles, automobiles and planes we can travel across the globe in less than a few days.
In the Western world (where food, hygiene and medical advances are keeping virtually every member of society alive), it is easier to pass bad genes to the next. The process of natural selection is no longer applies to many human civilizations. Virtually everybody's genes will make it into the next generation, not only those who are best adapted to their environments.
Humans are at the end of the evolutionary line. We are not going to see any changes, apart from ones we deliberately introduce ourselves. When we start to bio-engineer people, by introducing genes into their bodies, so they live longer or are stronger and healthier.
It just takes a while sometimes for their effects to become apparent"(Blue 2002). This expalins that if the world is about to end humans are able to mutate into something that will find a way to help them to survive and live in the world where it can be hard and competitve aduring and after the end of the world or the apocolypse. When the world will "end", medicine will be out of busniss and people do always get sick and get wounded so if people are able to evolve in to something that will help them to survive without any nurses, doctors and medication, people's chances will be able to survive will be completely high. An exampleof this will be when people will have the ability to recoperate very fast or heal fast, they will be able to survive and will be able to pass on these powers or talents to their children when they reproduce.This is when the suriviall of the fittest will come in and will be very handy.
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